NEWS: £6.5m early years plan criticised as inadequate
As reported by The Government, leaders express disappointment, deeming the government’s recruitment drive for the early years sector as insufficient, emphasising keep reading
As reported by The Government, leaders express disappointment, deeming the government’s recruitment drive for the early years sector as insufficient, emphasising keep reading
The second annual MAT Leaders survey shines a light on the current educational landscape. Strictly Education’s Barry Smith reveals the keep reading
As reported by NEU, calculations highlight a pressing shortage of subject specialist teachers, particularly in English Baccalaureate subjects, with over 4,000 keep reading
As reported by The Guardian, a growing number of newly-trained teachers are considering teaching abroad due to poor pay and keep reading
The remote working trend continues to gather momentum in the wake of the pandemic – here’s how to ensure you’re keep reading
As reported by The Guardian, England’s secondary schools grapple with a potential teaching shortage, with only half of the necessary trainee teachers keep reading
Schools everywhere are facing recruitment and retention issues – the solution? Perhaps these six evidence-based actions for leaders from a keep reading
Higher salaries and financial rewards given directly to teachers could boost recruitment in challenging schools, while workload reduction strategies are keep reading
Higher salaries and financial rewards given directly to teachers could boost recruitment in challenging schools, while workload reduction strategies are keep reading
As reported by the BBC, nursery bosses say they are struggling to balance the books and recruit enough staff as keep reading
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